Fighting Green by Kate Foley

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @lovebookstours and @Katefoleyauthor for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. This is the second book i have read in the green seris. It took me couple of pages to get into Fighting Green then i loved it . I liked the character Liz and i loved how she decided to up her life in London and moved to ireland just because she was exhausted and her boyfriend Sean is struggling with drinking. Liz buys her brother house than needs alot of work and meets two love instrests but she faces lot of promblems long the way. I like Kate Foley writting style its hooks you and its entertaining and there was sime hard topics in the bookti do with drinking , abuse, people double crosding you and love. I liked how Liz and Sean developed through the book and solved there problems long the way. I hope theres next book in the seris 5 stars. Great read abd out now to buy . Blurb Going back to your past can be harder than you imagine Liz Green is desperate for a change. The Dot-Com boom is raging in the City of London, and she feels exhausted and out of her depth. Added to that, her long-term boyfriend, Sean O’Connor, is drinking too much and shows signs of going off the rails. Determined to start anew, Liz abandons both Sean and her job, and buys a near-derelict house in Ireland to renovate. She moves to Thomastown where she renews old ties and makes new ones, including two lawyers who become rivals for her affection. When Sean’s attempt to win her back goes disastrously wrong, Liz finishes with him for good. Finding herself almost penniless, and forced to seek new ways to survive, Liz is torn between making a fresh start and going back to her old loves. Her options diminish as the problems mount, and she doesn't know who to trust anymore. Can Liz make a go of her new life, and maybe find a second chance romance? This is the third book in the Green Family Saga. If you like drama and romance in an Irish setting, you’ll love this follow up to Africa Green. Buy it now and immerse yourself in a good read.

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